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Monday, January 9th
\n<\/strong><\/span>08:00-10:00
\nCheer up a Stranger<\/strong> by Gitte Bog
\nJanuary is a time of darkness and coldness in and a bit of an anti-climax after the Holiday Season. I have asked participants in Mexico City to chose a song for a person in Copenhagen to cheer them up. I will ask the people in Copenhagen\u00a0to do the same for a person in Berlin, where I am travelling to later the same day. There will also be coffee, sweetbread and a chat available for people, who got time on their hands.<\/p>\n

11:00-15:00
\nPHOTO BOOTH<\/strong> by Mariana Viegas
\nCOME IN FOR YOUR PICTURE!\u00a0PHOTO BOOTH\u00a0will be installed at Koh-i-noor where people are invited in to have their portrait taken.<\/p>\n

17:00-18:00
\nThe Least of My Brothers<\/strong> by\u00a0Line Sandvad Mengers
\nMeet and talk to artist Line Sandvad Mengers\u2019 younger brother Mads. Individual members of a group may select aspects of cultural identity, while rejecting or disowning other ideas. The Least of My Brothers<\/em> is a project about identity in relation to the family as a cultural group.<\/p>\n

“Truly I say to you, to the extent that you did it to one of these brothers of Mine,<\/em>
\neven the least of them, you did it to Me.”<\/em>
\n-Matthew 25:31-46<\/em><\/p>\n

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Tuesday, January 10th<\/strong><\/span>
\n18:00-20:00
\n\u2028A Texas Twitter<\/strong> by June Woest
\nIn whatever condition the package marked not fragile arrives, “A Texas Twitter” on blue Copenhagen porcelain will be shown. Aesthetic decisions belong to the receiver at time of arrival, who will include 5-8 documentation photographs of their curatorial decisions, the condition of the package before and after unwrapping, and first impressions in a short email.<\/p>\n

21:00-22:30<\/div>\n
Projector Dub<\/strong> by The Hour\u00a0<\/em>
\nA slide-projector jam session\u00a0improvised by the artists as they respond to the new visual environment they are creating.<\/div>\n


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Wednesday,\u00a0January 11th<\/strong><\/span>
\n18:00-23:00
\nPaper\/Pen Pal\u00a0<\/strong>by Rikke Hyldahl\u00a0and Rikke Winther
\nThe exhibition Paper\/Pen Pal<\/em> is concerned with relationships and the small steps that occur during the development of a relationship. Koh-i-noor and Many Mini Residency provides the framework for a dynamic duel where the artists promote themselves in the process. Based on paperworks the artists are alternately challenged to comment on each other’s works, with works. Through the battle the works will develop and go to new, unexpected or expected directions. The process is focused on a field of tension built by a dogmatic approach, which is created \u00a0by following rules of generally acknowledged social relations, recognition, respect, compromise etc.
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Thursday,\u00a0January 12th
\n<\/strong><\/span>06:00-10:00
\nSIng it Baby! Art & Culture: Luxury or Necessity?<\/strong>\u00a0by Our Sounding Flesh (represented by Mikkel Toft)
\nIn the light of current debates on cuts and re-organization of federal funding in the arts, one crucial question seems inevitable to ask as a base for proper discussion: Is art and culture a luxury or a necessity?
\nOur Sounding Flesh invites you to explore this question from the vantage point we consider most interesting and powerful: Namely yours. We do this by proposing that you start your day with music! We offer a free, friendly, informal yet dedicated, one-to-one, 20 minute voice session, exploring the workings and wonders of\u00a0music and the singing voice.\u00a0 Thus sending you off into the day ahead with sounds and thoughts of the power and beauty of song, of music, and wider still, of arts and culture. Our hope is that this may inspire you to continue reflecting on the above question.
\nBook a session on our website, or simply drop by. If a session is in progress, put your name down on the list on the door, treat yourself to a morning coffee and come back for your session. Hope to see you then!\u00a0www.soundingflesh.org<\/a><\/p>\n

12:00-21:00
\nBeauty Question of the Month<\/strong> by Mette Borup
\nOpen studio and exhibition of prints that deal with the representation of women in the media, especially in fashion magazines and ads. It is a feminist, but humorous project, that raises questions about beauty ideals and what women do to gain them.\u00a0The artist will be working on new prints and you will have the chance to see how the prints are made and learn about printing techniques.<\/p>\n

22:00-01:00
\nHyena in the Gallery<\/strong> by Tim Citizen and Laurence Innes
\nCome and take part in the creation and release of a puppet onto the streets of Vestebro. Come along if you fancy helping out or just like hyenas. If your very nice you might get to be a puppeteer.<\/p>\n

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Friday, January 13th<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

16:00-18:00
\nSquare Somewhere<\/strong>\u00a0by Anders Hellsten Nissen
\nUsing the Koh-i-noor Many Mini Residency space as a base camp for ‘mini’ expeditions in three neighboring parks, I will use a metal detector to explore a defined area of 10 X 10m in each park. I will not do any digging nor leave any material behind. \u00a0I will leave the sites exactly as I found them. The project will be documented photographically and the results of my research will be mapped. During these open hours, I will also return to the base camp to meet friends and others.<\/p>\n

18:00-22:00
\nPolypulses: On the Urban Flow Filtering Space and Reality<\/strong> by\u00a0USAG (Urban Sonic Activator Group; feat. Eva Sjuve and Ola Nilsson)
\nJoin us for an experimental sonic collaboration with textual and visual components, a live examination of our two artistic practices, focusing on the parallel flow of sound and information, situated in the urban landscape and the immediate surroundings of Koh-i-noor\/Enghaveplads\/Railway. This polyphonic performance will be a meeting point of our two artistic practices and will explore how they coincide as we reject or seek out new areas for cooperation with the city of Copenhagen\/Vesterbro.<\/p>\n

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\u2028Saturday, January 14th<\/strong><\/span>
\n10:00-14:00
\nBHWq Consult<\/strong>\u00a0by Line Sandvad Mengers and Karen Petersen
\nBHWq is a platform that works within the methods of the conceptually based arts, where creating concepts in a given context is the professional core. This approach makes it possible to look at various situations and generate ideas for new approaches or problem solving. All projects and requests are welcome.\u2028Guests are welcome to book an appointment at bhwqconsult@gmail.com<\/a>\u00a0or stop by for a visit.<\/p>\n

16:30-17:00
\nStudies for a Portrait\u00a0<\/strong>by Nanna Lysholt Hansen<\/p>\n

17:00-18:00
\nDear Claus Ove Hansen, do you want to come by and teach me how to tie my father’s tie? <\/strong>by Camilla Levin
\n<\/strong>The intervention is dealing with the loss of my father Claus Ove Hansen.
\nIn December I wrote a letter to the three Claus Ove Hansens who are still alive in Denmark.<\/p>\n

18:00-22:00
\nPhoto\/Memory Exchange<\/strong> by\u00a0Mette Juul
\nThe pictures were taken in the USA by me, Mette Juul. Guests are asked to look through the photographs and if any of them trigger a memory then the picture is yours. What I ask in return is that you write down the memory in one of the books. The relation between images and memory across cultures is investigated in this project. Looking forward to see you.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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